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A winter fairy tale and stunning scenery above Vrhnika
A real mountain enthusiast. A blogger. More As fog lingers among the busy streets of Ljubljana, a small town on the south-western edge of the Ljubljana Moors and its embracing rolling hills lure young families, trail runners and other adventurers for a nice day in the sun.
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The Šiška graffiti
The Šiška graffiti © Andrej Tarfila © Andrej Tarfila © Andrej Tarfila © Bostjan Tacol © Bostjan Tacol © Matjaz Tavcar © Bostjan Tacol © Andrej Tarfila © Matjaz Tavcar © Bostjan Tacol © Matjaz Tavcar It’s impossible to imagine stories of street art and graffiti in Ljubljana without Šiška’s street masterpieces and the famed 1107 Klan, whose name comes from Šiška’s postal code.
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An Expat's Guide to the Best Golf Courses in Ljubljana and Slovenia
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a charming city that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment. The streets are filled with colorful buildings, and the Ljubljanica river runs through the heart of the city. Visitors from around the world can enjoy some of the main attractions, like Ljubljana Castle, the Cathedral of St.
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Ana Desetnica 2025
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Parades along the embankments of Ljubljanica River
Routes and Performance Locations: Route 1: Cobblers’ Bridge (start) – Cankar Embankment – Ribja Footbridge – Stritar Street – Prešeren Square – Petkovšek Embankment – Butchers’ Bridge – Pogačar Square – Stritar Street – Prešeren Square – Hribar Embankment – Cobblers’ Bridge (end) Route 2: Butchers’ Bridge (start) – Pogačar Square – Stritar Street – Prešeren Square – Hribar Embankment – Cobblers’ Bridge – Cankar Embankment – Ribja Footbridge – Stritar Street – Prešeren Square – Petkovšek Embankment – Butchers’ Bridge (end) Tickets Free enterance Remark Visit the organiser's website for more information.
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Peglezen building
The fasade facing the Kapiteljska ulica street is quite different, with windows arranged in a more dynamic pattern. The building has an interesting staircase. Notes The building is not open to tourists.
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Ljubljana in foreign media
Read the article in English Sublime Magazine: Ljubljana, the greenest of Capitals Slovenia’s capital city has sustainability ingrained into its DNA. A local attitude to food production, re-use, and regeneration. With the largest car-free zone in EU, one of the highest measures of urban green spaces per capita in the world, some ingenious use for invasive plants, and an effortless determination to retain its Modernist history as a human-centered World Heritage Site...
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Art and culture
“Summer in Old Ljubljana” includes open-air jazz performances and early music concerts. For a few days each year, the Ana Desetnica International Street Theatre Festival transforms the streets of Ljubljana into a stage. Set off to explore urban neighbourhoods, street culture and avant-garde spaces and get to know the local population.
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Mala ulica Family Centre
Mala ulica Family Centre © BOBO © BOBO © A. Kričej © BOBO © BOBO The Mala ulica (Little Street) Family Centre is intended for mothers with babies, and toddlers and pre-schoolers accompanied by adults. It is accessible to mobility-impaired children and adults.
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Poljanska fest
Poljanska fest From the 'Peglezen' building to the Poljane High School © Poljanska fest 21 Sep 2025 Poljane creative quarter, 1000 Ljubljana September on Poljanska Street brings a whole new vibe. The road shuts down to traffic, and shops and cafés take over the pavement with colorful stalls and tasty treats, turning the street into a buzzing urban festival—that’s the signature event of the creative Poljane district.
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